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Ragdoll

British  
/ ˈræɡˌdɒl /

noun

  1. a breed of large long-haired cat with blue eyes

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She bought a 2-month-old ragdoll and flew the cat home from South Korea.

From Washington Times

With 73 cat breeds recognized by the International Cat Association, it can be difficult to discern a Ragdoll from a Ragamuffin.

From National Geographic

While one of the family's cats was rescued from the rubble soon afterwards, ragdoll Teddy's whereabouts remained unknown.

From BBC

Brown has a Ragdoll cat named Ellsworth that he adopted as a kitten four years ago.

From Seattle Times

His first was another Ragdoll that he rescued with his ex-wife.

From Seattle Times